I have an account on the tenant ZZZ OBE smart tracking. Kibana seems available, but when I click on it I don't see any data. Search returns empty results.
How can I configure Kibana properly for this account ?
Solved, the answer is in the FAQ : My new data are not visible in Kibana
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I have been having issues using the Custom Search Engine API while (trying to) using the functionality of its specific site search.
I have created (using the web console) a CSE and defined it to search in 2 sites:
*.ebay.com
*.amazon.com
First, when searching for the term 'pcrush' (with curl), I receive results from amazon.com and ebay.com domains, as expected. this is ok.
curl -X GET 'https://www.googleapis.com/customsearch/v1?key=<my-key>&cx=<my-cx>&q=pcrush'
When I try making the same search but limit the results to be just from a specific site, I still get results from both eay and amazon.
Here, I want to receive only the ebay.com results:
adding &as_sitesearch=ebay.com
adding &as_sitesearch=ebay.com&as_dt=i
adding &as_sitesearch=amazon.com&as_dt=e
all of the above example, when the domain is *.ebay.com or *.amazon.com
It all still returned results both from ebay.com and amazon.com
I should mention we are following the API as described here.
What am I doing wrong?
Thanks in advance.
I'm working with Sitecore 8 Update 2.
I'm looking for a way to get some statistics on how many sitecore users are logged in ( over time, not just right now).
Mainly i would like to see if the actual amount of people working on the system is close to the maximum amount of users allowed by the license. Otherwise a company might be seriously overpaying.
Is there already an out of the box solution or a module available for this ?
If you visit this page:
<your-domain>/sitecore/client/Applications/LicenseOptions/KickUser
It will give you a list of all the currently logged in CMS users. That page is a SPEAK application and has a datasource called ActiveUsersDataSource. In the code, this datasource uses the DomainAccessGuard.Sessions property to get a list of all the sessions.
So if you just want a list, the KickUser page should be enough. If you want to run a report you can use the DomainAccessGuard.Sessions property as a start. You could use that to write a report with Sitecore Powershell Extensions pretty simply.
Log files usually contain audit information about login / logout. E.g.:
6140 13:57:33 INFO AUDIT (sitecore\djanjicek): Login
...
7512 14:02:57 INFO AUDIT (sitecore\djanjicek): Logout
With Sitecore Log Analyzer you should be able to filter your log files on the audit trails.
https://marketplace.sitecore.net/Modules/S/Sitecore_Log_Analyzer.aspx
If you need a web based solution then you could write an admin page that reads all log files and outputs the required lines in a timely fashion.
Also, you can try this:
var x = Membership.Providers["sql"].GetNumberOfUsersOnline();
where "sql" is you membership provider name defined in configuration.
I need to find out number of people who circled my Google+ account using Google API+.
Well, currently my Google+ account is circled by 84 peoples.
I tried using this people->get API to retrieve my profile.
https://developers.google.com/+/api/latest/people/get
All data are fine except this "circledByCount". It just returns NULL.
Does it require special permission to show up?
Btw, I'm using "login" and "email" scope to retrieve the data.
Thanks
It now works for people too (as well as pages). See this post:
https://plus.google.com/+GerwinSturm/posts/CcVdibqsqNC
But it is still limited: it only counts public followers, regardless of what permissions (scopes) you may have.
You cannot get the circle by count for people it's only for pages
Check here
And here for the Nov 2012 release notes on the feature:
Looking at the matter, I have found that in the call in before "circlesByCount" showed, it has changed and now this field does not appear. I think now these data are provided by the Google Domains API, but whenever I try to test the API, it returns "Error 403 forbidden" and in the documentation "You do not have permission", so I'm not entirely sure.
I was getting this information via API up until 12/13/2013. Its been MIA since then.
Since i HATE the fact that i have to run VM with IE in order to connect to ravendb web (made with horrible silverlight) i'm loking to use ravendb's http API. So far, only conclusion is that it's docs is horrible and i can't find some options.
Right now, i would need to get the list of index-es. in certain database. However, i can't find that as an option in official docs. http://ravendb.net/docs/2.0/http-api
Does that option exist and how to get that list?
Endpoint for index list:
curl http://localhost:8080/indexes/?start=0&pageSize=256
I'm writing an application that analyses search engine results.
With the Google Search API now being depreciated and limited to 1000 queries/day they are forcing developers to move to the AJAX APIs and to use the Custom Search API to do a Google search.
The thing is I don't need a Custom Search, I need a general search not one that is filtered by site; OK maybe filtered by USA/UK (Google.com/Google.co.uk).
Does anyone know how to just do a regular Google search using the AJAX APIs? Is the Custom Search the right thing to be using?
I don't want to hit the 1000/day limit using the old service but this is exactly what I need.
I did find: How do I create a CSE that searches the entire web?
http://www.google.com/support/customsearch/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=1210656
But by the sounds of it this will distort the search results.
Thank you.
OK. Here's how I think it is done.
Create a Custom Search Engine.
Add a site such as *.com When this is created go to the Advanced tab
and download the context xml.
Remove the Background Label associated with the site.
Upload the XML to replace the previous context.
This seems to work just fine and is returning the same values as far as I can see.
Yes, you are right *in theory, and this should let you get 100 results a day on the fly. Just this Saturday though, Google confirmed how here -
(* so far though, we can't get it working...)